Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-05-12
LOCAL MENTION.
The Tycoon tea is pure.
The very best is Tycoon tea.
The Tycoon tea is unequaled.

Just imported. the Tycoon tea.
County commissioners meet on the
10Th inst
Oranges 20 cents per dozen, at Pio-
neer Drug Store.
Brauch sports new top buggy, pur-
chased of Elliott g. Bach.
Geo. Deyo is removing the nu isance
from his lot north of Center avenue.
Gowdy Bros. turned 100 head of stock
into their Spring Valley pasture this
week.
The best place to buy flour is at j.
M. Gitchells, where all grades will be
found.
A. d. Tomlinson has hay to sell, also
seed corn, at Gitchell's flour store,
Hurley.
JIM. Gitchell now handles brands of
flour from dozen different mills, and
can suit all.
j. V. Lamson has a herd of cattle
summering in the Moore pasture in
Spring Valley.
ANY one wishing cultivators and
breaking plows will do well to call at
the Hay Shed.
Ice men report that large quantity
of that precious solid has gone to waste
this spring.
A letter received from Mr.. Homan
Haines states that he has charge of a
railroad gang in Grant county. D. r.
Hurley has no license ordinance now,
it having been repealed by the board of
trustees at their meeting Monday even
ing.
Pier s. Ferguson do not intend to es-
tablish bath room in their cellar.
Artesian water is. rather too cool for
that purpose.
Any party wishing to purchase a
quarter section Of Spring Valley land
will find rare bargain by calling at
this office at once.
1t is said that the new Dakota laws
will not be ready for circulation for
two months at least. They are in force
all the same, though.
/. A. Parsons, the jeweler, will be at
Hurley, at the store of j. w. Kellar,
May l6. II, and IS. Bring in your
work early, and oblige.
| If there is a power which can cause
the removal of those huge piles of
manure near the principal business
street, let it commence its work.
| A gentle breeze broke loose Tuesday
afternoon, and getting under j. Sar-
gents awning broke one of the iron
supporters and forced it through the
window.
Two pool and one billiard table are
advertised to be sold at public auction
in Hurley next Tuesday, to satisfy a
chattie mortgage of $134OO. A rare
chance to get a bargain.
Among the new advertisements
which appear in this weeks issue of
the Herald is that of the North West
ern r. R. Co., to which we call the at
tention of those wishing to take trip
The new mill at Centreville is now
in full operation, and all favoring them
with work will be guaranteed satisfac.
tion in every particular. a supply OF
their flour will be found at j. M. Glitch.
ellis, Hurley.
Judging from the melodeous strains
waited on the air from the School
House hall Monday evening, it is safe
to announce to the citizens of Hurley
that the band seriously contemplates
reorganizing.
Hurley's new city marshal is doubt
less yearning for job, and the Herald
would suggest that he be furnished
: with good heavy hammer and set tt
driving home thenumerous nails pro
truding from the sidewalk. 1t would
/ prove saving of clothes, shoes ant
cuss words.
| John Todd has sold his Springfield
9 Times, and will give possession June
lst. He contemplates embarking il
y the job printing business at Minneap
polls. "Bud " is one of the Oldest resi-
Q dents of Dakota, and his many friend
will watch anxlously, and hope tina
o success may attend HIM in his ney
; enterprise.
a Arbor day was observed in Hurle
by the citizens meeting at Kyte's hal
o at noon and partaking of a generou
r repast set out by the ladies of the towr
O after which the men wended their step
Q to the Boulevard, where greater POI
tion of the afternoon was passed T.
q setting out trees, several hundred tror
% eight to fifteen feet high being planted
# F. NJ. Slagle e. Co., have a few word
d to say to the Heralds readers thi
y week. Their yard is growing in pop,
larity, and an increased trade may /
<, looked for as result of the invitatio
e extended to the people through til
C columns of the Herald. The Heral
n works for the interests of the town an
,e surrounding country, and the mercl
ants who assist the newspaper in i
e work-by their advertisements -shoul
"a receive the support OF the people.
c. For fear of losing days wor
,r many persons put off taking physic u
l. til Saturday. The better plan is to n,
If delay but take it as soon as needed,
$. may save you a hard spell of sicknes
is If you want the most benefit from tt
least amount of physic without causir
you any inconvenience, loss of appeti
or rest, take st. Patrick's Pills. the
action on the liver and bowels a
thorough, they give freshness, tol